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    This document outlines rubrics for evaluating student papers in an English for Academic and Professional Purposes course. It provides criteria in specific areas like review papers, critique papers, and infographics. For each criteria, it lists the maximum points available for exemplary work in that area and describes what is required to meet various point thresholds. It also lists general criteria like organization and mechanics that are weighted and calculated into a total score.

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    This document outlines rubrics for evaluating student papers in an English for Academic and Professional Purposes course. It provides criteria in specific areas like review papers, critique papers, and infographics. For each criteria, it lists the maximum points available for exemplary work in that area and describes what is required to meet various point thresholds. It also lists general criteria like organization and mechanics that are weighted and calculated into a total score.

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    This document outlines rubrics for evaluating student papers in an English for Academic and Professional Purposes course. It provides criteria in specific areas like review papers, critique papers, and infographics. For each criteria, it lists the maximum points available for exemplary work in that area and describes what is required to meet various point thresholds. It also lists general criteria like organization and mechanics that are weighted and calculated into a total score.

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    ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL PURPOSES – OUTPUT RUBRICS

    SPECIFIC CRITERIA
    CRITERIA MAX POINTS TOTAL
    Review Paper 10 8 5 3
    The review provided a The review provided a The review provided The review provided
    persuasive evaluation of sufficient evaluation of lacks in conviction and does not indicate taste
    the review subject. the review subject. substance. or deference.
    Critique Paper 20 15 10 5

    The critique made good The critique answered The critique lacked The critique lacked
    use of the chosen the questions of the substance to answer the substance and evidence
    theory. chosen theory. chosen theory. supporting the theory.

    Reaction Paper 10 8 5 3

    The reaction was The reaction was a The reaction missed key The reaction failed to
    insightful and sufficient response for points of the film’s respond to the basic
    convincing. the film. concepts. concepts of the film.
    Position Paper 20 15 10 5

    The paper made basic The paper lacked


    The paper provided a The paper provided a
    concessions and conviction and basis for
    compelling case for the sufficient case for the
    information on the a case on the
    social issue discussed. social issue discussed.
    discussion. discussion.

    Concept Paper 30 25 15 10

    The paper presented a The paper presented The paper lacks in


    The paper fails to
    well-thought context and enough background context and procedural
    present their innovation
    process to their information to ground information regarding
    with enough justification.
    innovation. their innovation. their innovation.

    Infographics 30 25 15 10

    The infographic properly The infographic missed


    The infographic was able The infographic failed to
    presented the survey to emphasize some
    to visualize the data convey the main findings
    results in a creative important details of the
    gathered in the survey. of the survey.
    manner. survey.

    Observation Paper 20 15 10 5
    The paper made some
    The paper successfully The paper makes a The paper failed to
    lapses in providing a
    narrates an existing sufficient narrative or communicate the
    clean narrative
    condition using description of existing existing conditions they
    describing existing
    qualitative methods. conditions. are assigned.
    conditions.

    GENERAL CRITERIA
    4 3 2 1 WEIGHT TOTAL
    ORGANIZATION The output is The output lacks
    The output is organized The output lacks a
    organized as it is coherence and
    in a comprehensible sufficient skeletal x3
    ideally intended and uniformity in some
    manner. organization.
    discussed. areas.

    MECHANICS The output has


    The output is spotless The output has some The output needs
    several grammatical/
    clean of grammatical grammatical/ serious revision.
    typographical errors.
    and typographical typographical errors. Proper output x2
    Proper output format
    errors. Proper output Proper output format is format is barely
    is somehow
    format is observed. somehow observed. observed.
    observed.

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